How Are You Managing POCT Documentation?

I still use paper documentation for competencies for nonwaived testing as I feel it is easier; but we essentially scan it to sharepoint and we have a list where I have set up automation of a quiz(through microsoft forms) and email reminders for competencies to the end user. 

At our facility, the point of care coordinators are the one that assesses competencies.  

For waived devices, we use sharepoint to coordinate with PCD/superusers/nursing educators to assess the quiz and running of a qc completion. We have autorecertification in our middleware qml once the end user completes those requirements. 

hope this helps. 

Jo Win - I would love to hear more about how the auto recertification process works. We also utilize SharePoint and QML, but the POCC are currently still utilizing a manual process to take the information from WorkDay, to update QML and save files to SharePoint.

Love it! jamie.walden@multicare.org

I would love to!! anniejoy.bagawe@christushealth.org

If clinicians go to various sites/lab areas with different CLIA #s and perform POCT testing, do you do competencies for each site? Or if they are signed off at 1 lab, they are OK at other sites within the organization? (I am in outpatient world and not in hospital setting)

@Stacy Boyer, we do competency for each site, making it harder to track in QML.

@stacy Boyer, you can not share competencies from different labs/CLIA#s 

Different site have their own policies as well so you can't assume. 
Inspectors will ask questions if the name of the assessor of the competency is not from the same site.